. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 on ktvu channel 2. when will it end? another bay area freeze warning and this time, snow has reached the bay area. good evening, i'm ken wayne. heather holmes is off tonight. the bay area is bracing for yet another freeze warning tonight as the region prepares form another cold night. here is some live pictures looking at san francisco. where it's 41 and in oakland, where it's 36 degrees. last night's rain turned into a snow event in the higher

elevations with the light blanket of snow on bay area mountaintops. this is the view from newscopter 2 over mount hamilton in the south bay. the snow extended coin to the santa cruz mountains. squaw valley reported 20" of fresh powder on slopes. fall throwing down to the 1400' level. chains are required traveling through el dorado county. we have team coverage and begin with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. >> ken we had a bit of a break because that storm mixed things up a bit, but with the cold air already moving in, temperatures are dropping off already this saturday evening. right now i'm showing you all of the areas shaded in purple here, areas under a hard freeze warning or a freeze warning that does include a good portion of the bay area. that is in place until tomorrow morning at 9:00. you can see the reason why, as we zoom in and take a look at

of the current numbers updated for the 10. >> 10:00 hour. 36 degrees in livermore, antioch, 35, freezing in fairfield. 3degrees in a few more low 30s into napa and santa rosa. so all of these neighbors will be back into the 20s first thing tomorrow morning. san francisco 41 and sfo checking in right now at 42 degrees. with the relatively clear skiing and clearing skies overnight, the drop in temperature pattern will continue. as a result, first thing tomorrow morning, coming up at at 10:35, we'll also break down the coldest morning of the week, tomorrow we will not be the cold yet. we'll have that answer coming up and when temperatures will be trending upward once again that is coming up at 10:35. >> thank you, mark. the frigid temperatures this morning are to blame for at least one death, possibly two in the bay area.

the highway patrol says icy roads contributetoid deadly traffic accident just before 8:00 this morning on highway 101 healdsburg. investigators say a 52-year-old santa rosa woman after her truck crashed into a grove of trees. a homeless man was found dead in dublin this morning. authorities say he may have died from exposure. a family of four and two cats escaped a house fire in el sobrante. the damage is estimated to be $65,000 and is mostly confined to the garage and the living room. nobody was hurt. investigators say preliminary findings show discarded fireplace ashes may have caused that fire. our team coverage continues on the weather now with ktvu's patsi lee in walnut creek where a makeshift shelter has filled up ahead of tonight's freezing temperatures. >> reporter: the decision to allow homeless guests to spend the night here was made just a few hours ago,

because this building is actually not a shelter. it's just providing it with cots borrowed from the red cross, just for this emergency situation. to escape the cold, more than a dozen people are spending night at trinity center, which works with homeless in walnut creek. >> we just made the decision that we needed to do something, because there was nothing else. >> reporter: dianna colombo explains that the center is normally open a few hours, but since tuesday it is staying open all night. >> there are not a lot of options in an emergency situation like this. >> i'm glad i discovered this place because before that i was freezing and walking around at night with nowhere to go and i was on the verge of doing. >> freezing temperatures pose danger for nearly everyone. last night haze rain was a threat of black ice. >> it's extremely hazardous because most drivers don't see it until it's too late. >> reporter:

that is one reason this pearl harbor ceremony was moved off diablo summit. >> it would have made it dangerous for people driving up and down the road. they were glad that they were able to change the venue. >> even if there wasn't snow, there would have been all that of wind and it would be freezing. >> reporter: even cozying up to a fireplace won't be an option starting at midnight when a spare the air no-burn warning doesn't end for 24 hours. the timing couldn't be worse on one of the coldest nights of the year. faves trying to stay warm have been told to forget the firewood and on the other end of spectrum, you have people whose priorities is getting in and getting through night. patti lee, channel 2 news. santa clara county is expanding its shelter hours due to the cold snap.

ehc life builder three locations will be open through the weekend and they are seeking donation of blankets, sock, towels and toiletries. some east bay resident mopped up after a watered main break of castro valley. that is where the water brain broke friday night. companies were making house calls helping homeowners recover. the water poured down a steep hillside and create a large sinkhole. east bay mud managed to turn off the water last night, but not before several houses were flooded. there is no word on what may have caused that water main to break. go to ktvu.com for an hour-by- hour forecast in the area that you live. just look for the weather link at top of our page. new developments tonight, merrill newman is finally back home after arriving at sportstime ohio, sfo san

francisco international airport. tired, but upbeat, newman is back after being released by the north korean government. the 85-year-old war veteran turned prisoner stepped off a jet in san francisco to end a 43-day long ordeal. ktvu's debora villalon is live in santa cruz with what newman had to say about his experience. >> reporter: it's all quiet after what you would expect after an exhausting day, merrill newman finely getting a night's sleep in his own bed. this picture shared by their son showed lee and merrill newman relaxing over a meal. they were reunited in morning at sfo where newman arrived nonstop from beijing. friends and onlookers aflawed as he strolled through the airport, his comments brief. >> good morning, i'm delighted to be home. >> reporter: the 85-year-old veteran thanked the

swedish embassy for helping with his release. >> it's been a great homecoming and i'm tired, but happy to be with my family. >> reporter: the refire retired executive was held without explanation. fellow sveltes say newman as an army officer helped to train an infamous unit of guerillas fighting behind enemy lines. newly deported from north korea he arrived in china with this to say about his captors. >> i'm very glad to be on my way home and i appreciate the tolerance that the government has given to me to be on my way. >> what would you like to do? >> go home and see my wife. >> reporter: within hours he had his wife r- wish. wife lee said she wanted her husband home at the head of the holiday table. >> thank you all for the

support we got, and very much appreciate it. >> reporter: backing away from so many unanswered questions about his captivity, his release, and his military experiences making him anything, but a typical grandfather. >> i think that will conclude our comments right now. thank you. >> reporter: son jeff newman says his dad will have more to say once he gets some rest. north korea state media says it released newman because of his apology and because of his age and his heart condition. reporting live in santa cruz, debora villalon ktvu channel 2 news. more details in addition, to the merrill newman north korea has held at least six americans since 2009. five were released after diplomatic efforts by former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter and the six" is

kenneth bae of washington state, north korea convicted him of criminals against the state and sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor. five people are without a home after a two-alarm fire in the east bay. it happened shortly after 4:00 in alameda. alameda fire officials say two unit were damaged by snoqualmie and flames. firefighters from oakland came in to help. there were no reports of injuries and no word on what started that fire. there is word tonight that major league baseball told the oakland a's months ago that they can't move to san josi. the san josi mercury news reports that the letter from commissioner bud selig to a's owner lou wolf was sent in june, but only revealed this weekend. dis closure came as part of an anti-trust lawsuit of san jose against the league. wolf said that the team is still trying to relocate to the south bay. it is the first public confirmation that major league

baseball opposes the a's moving to san josi. san francisco police chief greg suhr says there will be more undercover officers at the 49ers game against the seattle seahawks more than any other game. it's in response to fears that intense west coast rivalry could lead to violence in the stands or participants. some seattle fans are gone on- line asking if it's safe go to a game at candlestick park? a group of 49er fans have set up a crowd-funding site to raise money for a billboard form tomorrow's game. it shows five super bowl trophies with the title "how much do you have?" it's a clear jab at seahawks who have none. billboard would be in seattle near centurylink field where the seahawks play. the group needs to raise $7,000 for the billboards and so far they have raisedded $3,000. >> we have a friendly competition with our sister

station in seattle, to see who can get more likes and shares on facebook. . you can watch the game on ktvu channel 2, kickoff is tomorrow afternoon at 1:25. the game is followed by fox's postgame show and stay tuned for the point after on ktvu channel 2. december 7th, 1941 a date which will live in infamy. remembering pearl harbor? how bay area veterans were honored and refurbished monument was revealed today. an engaging surprise. the secret act of kindness carried out by actor paul walker that was only revealed after his death. a new cancer treatment is giving hope

the beacon atop mount diablo was lit earlier this evening to commemorate the attack at pearl harbor. it has been relit every pearl harbor day since the 1960s. this is the first year that the beacon has been hit since undergoing a major renovation. >> all of you who have

participated in that restoration can take pride in knowing that that will signal to everyone that you do remember and you do honor those who sacrificed their lives there that long, long ago sunday morning. >> organizers moved the ceremony inside to the cal state east bay concord campus because of the cold weather. that attack 72 years ago thrust the united states into world war ii. bryan llenas reports on how people around the country are paying tribute to the 2400 service members who died from that attack. >> december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: 72 years when ago today a surprise attack on american

soil. japanese bombers launching a massive airstrike on the pearl harbor naval base, killing over 2400 american troops. >> it was a day of gallantry and unquestionable heroism. >> reporter: thousands gathering in hawai'i for a ceremony overlooking a memorial to the u.s.s. arizona battleship about 72 world war ii veterans and survivors of the attack also attending the morning service. in d.c., veterans and servicemen alike laying wreaths in front of the world war ii memorial on the national mall, paying tribute to those lost in the war, but also reminded of a more unified nation coming form after years of turmoil. >> america passed through the veil of smoke and flames and emerged on the other side, a stronger nation. >> reporter: many honoring the greatest generation, who saw america through its darkest days. >> words will never suffice in

expressing our gratitude to you, collectively, and individually. >> reporter: more ceremonies taking place across the country including one at the intrepid museum in new york city and a decommissioned naval destroyner boston. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. in alameda the u.s. coast guard honored pearl harbor survivors including this man, refired nave petty officer, who was serving aboard the u.s.s. utah. even after orders to abandon ship vaessen staid at his post and kept lighting burning as long as possible the he is holding a flashlight and wrench and says these two items along with knowledge of ship are what saved his life. authorities this southern california are concerned about a public memorial for actor paul walker after the posh he

porsche crashed. the sheriff's office says the event is not sanctioned by the county and there are worries that the crowds will get too big and traffic will clog streets. >> a couple who never knew paul walker now wants the world to know about his generous spirit. kyle and kristen upham say in 2004 that are were shopping for an engagement ring. walker happened to be in the store at the same time. actor apparently overheard kyle talking about leaving for iraq soon and he couldn't afford the ring kristen had chosen. the couple left without the ring, but got a call from the salesclerk saying that the $9,000 ring was bought by an anonymous gifter. the jewelry store clerk confirmed it was walker after his death. it used to be a right of passage for most teenagers, but now fewer and fewer young people are choosing to get a driver's license. new research sews shows the number of young people without driver's licenses has increased from 21% in 2000 to 26% in

2010. experts say more young people are moving to urban areas with easy access to public transportation and technology has made it easier for people to work and shop from home. >> there was much more aspiration to buy certain cars. i don't think the younger generation has that passion around it. it's really more getting from point a to b and they have more passion for what is in the car. things like entertainment systems. >> she says for automakers to attract younger dries they will build more small cars with more technology inside. three community colleges in contra costa college are receiving facelifts. this time-lapsed video from diablo valley college shows some of the improvements. projects at dvc, los medasons and controcomfort will domestic $45 million. the colleges want to improve classroom technology, energy- efficiency and accessibility. the projects are expected tock done

bit fall of 2016. if you shoppedded for covered california health coverage, but did not enroll, your contact information could have been shared with companies, such as names and phone numbers. no health or financial information was given out. the executive director of covered california says the release was meant to help get people signed up ahead of the december 23rd deadline mr.. a new treatment is giving hope to cancer papers who have run out of options. a medical break through came as part of a clinical trial at university of pennsylvania that involves a 15% boy battling leukemia. doctors say they were able to tweak the teen's immune system to make his own body rid itself of cancer. >> they took out t cells out of my body and they engineered them to kind of track down the cancer cells and kill them off. >> doctors have tried the

treatment on 59 patients, 25 of them are now cancer-free. the 5-year-old boy who took san francisco by storm last month as bat kid is back in the city. miles scott complete in his badman outfit, leading the san francisco police department's brave the bay charity walk and fun run this morning. organizers hope to raise $75,000 for the make-a-wish foundation. that was the same group who organized little miles' fantasy day in the city last month as batkid. his country celebrates the life of nelson mandela. who will attend next week's memorials coming up? now boarding for the north pole, some deserving children get the trip of a lifetime on a

special flight from sfo. >> temperatures continue to drop off rapidly and coming omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page?

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like in the 80's? . tonight nelson mandela's family says the millions of people in mourning around the world proved that the south african leader was a global citizen. mourners including president obama and former presidents bush and clinton head to south africa next week for services honoring that country's first black president. this weekend south africans are celebrating his life with songs and marches. mourners say mandel's leadership transform their country, including his 27 years in jail,

protesting against apartheid. >> growing up, we weren't allowed -- it's just always been to me that rebellious person who fought for us. >> tomorrow is the national day of prayer in south africa. on tuesday, president obama will attend the official public memorial service in johannesburg. mandela will be buried on december 15th in the village of qunu where he grew up. the remaining pilot whales that stranded on the coast of florida may have rescued themselves. on tuesday 51 whales were spotted either beach order in shallow water near the florida everglades. several whales died on the beach and others were euthanized, but most of the whales apparently swam up, making it to deeper water and safety. biologists say they don't know what caused the whales to come

ashore. about 60 childrens with critical illnesses took a fantasy flight around the bay area today. uniiteed airlines hosts the annual event for children undergoing treatment at oakland children's hospital and stanford medical center. local sports legends are on hand to greet the children from 49ers to olympic athletes. but the most exciting part of the event, flying at a low elevation in a boeing triple-7. >> san francisco's view -- i think the flight itself is really amazing. probably a lot of these kids aren't capable of flying normally and to be able to take your families on a special flight and land and see santa claus is amazing. >> not only is the departure gate and plane decked out, but after the flight lands the children are taken to a gate which is transformed into the north pole. families are also given a $200

target gift card. why this latest cold weather is even taking sierra residents by surprise? plus a fundraiser inside this city-run venue in vallejo ends violently with a woman being shot to death just outside. how vallejo police say they were caught off-guard by this large event. it's going take a little more than

. vallejo police detectives are working overtime this weekend trying to sol the latest in a string of killings in that city. three people have been shot to death in the past eight days. latest homicide was last night outside of a hip-hop concert. ktvu's alex savidge has more on the innocent victim and the department's limited resources.

>> he was like here. >> reporter: it was a disturbing sight for rodney davis, a woman hit by gunfire, down in front of his car. >> she wasn't move. >> reporter: police say the 34-year-old victim from oakland died in this parking lot. an innocent bystander, caught in the middle of a gunbattle that happened just before midnight in dan foley park. >> it could have been any one of my friends, any one of us. and it happened right by my car. >> reporter: davis was one of more than a 150 people who came to this vallejo cultural center for a hip-hop concert. ♪[ music ] >> rapper and reality tv star lil scrappy was scheduled to perform. although concert goers say he showed up late and never took the stage. organizers told the recreation department last night's concert was designed to raise money to buy toys for needy children. there were four security guards on-hand at the foley cultural

center, but vallejo police say they didn't know about this event. >> as far as i know, the vallejo police department was not notified and we would be looking into it. >> reporter: police weren't in the loop, but the head of the greater vallejo recreation district told me that the event was approved and proper procedures were followed. >> unfortunately when something like this happens you will go back and reevaluate. >> reporter: this was the third home in little than a week in the city and it's putting a strain on the small group of six detectives tasked with making arrests. >> we're always going to do the best we can what we have. needless to say we're stretch. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators say excessive speed and wet roads were likely the cause of a deadly accident in san josi overnight. ait happened on san tomas expressway near moorpark avenue. police say the drive was speeding when he lost control and crashed into a tree.

two lanes shut down while crews cleaned up the damage. there were no passengers and no one else was hurt. another day of freezing temperatures gripped the middle of the nation in texas along interstate 35, look at. this drivers were stuck in their vehicles for as long as 12 hours. big-rig drivers simply stopped right in the middle of the road, unable to navigate the icy roadways. to the east in memphis, conditions not much better. records were busy all day towing vehicles that lost traction. >> the ice -- people's cars aren't suited for and don't have tired that can handle it and they are slipping around on the roads. >> the storms knocked out power to thousands of customers from idaho to tennessee. dallas has been particularly hard hit by the weather. this passenger jet at love field was stuck in the ice after it landed. more than a thousand flights were canceled there on saturday at 21 degrees today, it was

colder in dallas than anchorage, alaska. the city's downtown hydrocarbon parade and marathon were canceled because of the freezing temperatures. record-low temperatures brought snow to the sierra foothills. reporter mallory hoff shows us how one city was transformed into i winter wonderland overnight. >> reporter: a blanket of snow in auburn, a rare aoccurrence at this level. >> it's surreal. >> reporter: overnight between 2-4" of snow fell, just in time for the city's annual festival of lights parade and this was the scene this afternoon -- yes, this is auburn and while the streets were cleared and dropping temperatures could potentially turn melted snow into ice. the parade chairman is urging caution on the drive home. >> we want them to be safe. we want them is to have a great time at the opening of the holiday season, but to be very careful. >> reporter: another potential problem in the next 24 hours. >> is there always a concern of power outage? >> this travel agent has a

solution. >> caribbean, hawai'i, warm weather destinations for the holidays. there is still space, just in case snow has creeped into your boots. in colfax the snow last night and fell into the early morning hours. you can see just how much snow accumulated. >> we'll find a few pipes broken, probably. >> nothing you can't handle? >> nothing we can't handle. >> reporter: but just in case, some people will opt to make indoor plans. >> i have had a few people talking about staying in tonight, invited to some party and they are afraid it's going to ice up. >> that was mallory hoff reporting ferry service may be coming to lake tahoe. the transportation district outlines plans and hope to have a pair of 120 passenger ferries shuttling people from the south shore to the north shore by the summer of 2016. the cost boats and marijuana

upgrades are estimated to be $33 million, with about $3.3 million many annual operating costs. during the peak summer travel season, officials say the boats could make as many as eight trips aday. the holiday spirit was afloat on the oakland estuary as part of the annual lighted yacht parade. folks lined up to admire the decorations causing dozens of boats. it's the 37th year for the event. the company party is back. new numbers show there is more reason for workers to celebrate this year's holidays. and when will these freezi

. well, temperatures dropping off already rapidly this evening for the third time this week we're talking about freeze warnings in the bay area, with some neighborhoods back down into the 20s first thing tomorrow morning. here is a look at current numbers updated for the 10:00 hour. san francisco downtown, checking in at 40 degrees, but look at these neighbors up in the north bay, already down into the lower 30s and, in fact, santa rosa reporting 30 degrees and a few more reports to show you, up towards petaluma and windsor and healdsburg. you can see the state clearing out, but this last storm yesterday a very productive storm in terms of snow.

you can see the snow level measurements for kirkwood 3' of snow and heavenly valley just over 2', as far as the bay area chill, it is here once again for tonight and into tomorrow morning. as a result we're talking about some freeze warnings out there. sunday morning, 20s and 30s, with the recent rainfall, that could lead to some black ice. you want to be very careful first thing sunday morning with the cold temperatures and increased moisture on the roadways. as far as this freeze warning, sunday morning 2:00 lasting until 9:00 for everybody except san francisco and then we'll do it all once again sunday night at 10:00, lasting until mooned 9:00. we're going have a couple more mornings of at least subfreezing temperatures in the region. overnight lows tomorrow morning will be in the 20s. santa rosa, sonoma, napa, 24 degrees. you can basically same story for walnut creek and danville,

oakland near freezing and san josi, 32. santa cruz, 32 degrees and near the immediate coastline, upper 30s. san francisco 37 degrees to start ought the day. this area of low pressure drifting to the south, but basically opened the door for more cold air to push into the region. so the cold snap will linger and the dry weather pattern, but the cold weather pattern into monday and tuesday. it will be a slow gradual process to warm up the numbers. that freeze warning tomorrow morning. upper 30s to the lower 40s. by 1:00, 49ers play the big game for tomorrow at candlestick park at 1:25 for kickoff, mostly sunny and temperatures in the upper 40s at 48 degrees. so after the cold start, it will be brisk. afternoon highs only in the mid to upper 40s. we'll be lucky to make it to 50 degrees. san jose will go 49 and look ahead, your five-day forecast, with your weekend always in view, and ken, we're still

talking about some very cold temperatures into monday morning. in fact, it could be a little cooler out there, still cold, possibly other freeze warning first thing tuesday morning and we'll gradually trend upward. a gradual process wednesday into thursday. >> it's been cold. >> yes, watch out for the black ice as well. >> thank you, mark. thousands of people lined the streets of oakland for the annual children's holiday parade. more than 20 marching bands with 3,000 musicians entertained the crowds. ktvu is among the sponsors. this is the 14th year for this holiday parade. a survey founds employers are more likely to give holiday perk this year, accordinging to forbes 45% plan to give a year-end bonus, way up from 2010, when only 33% did

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and tushed it on 69 years to the end zone. gaffney is just getting started as the cardinals jumped to the early lead, but the sun devils were known for their explosive officer as well. the game looking early like it could be a shoot-out. stanford answered back with a one-yard score and early in the 2nd quarter, montgomery got around the corner on an route and he knows what to do when the end zone is sight. a third gaffney score gave the cardinals the lead. asu with signs of life before halftime. foster gets both of the sun devils touchdown and it was 28-14 at halftime. second half was more of a defensive battle. the stanford defense stopping asu on a 4th and goal play. that in the final seconds of the 3rd quarter and in the 4th, kevin hogan from his own end

zone put one on the monto cajuste. da78-yard play. it sets the offense for the final nail that came when hogan threw to montgomery in the end zone, great throw and catch. stanford's lead grows to 38-14 and this is what they were playing for. for the second straight season they will represent the pac-12 in the rhodes bowl. that hasn't happened at stanford since the early '80,gaffney rushed for 133 yard as the cardinals roll up 517 yards of offense in all, short of playing for the national championship it doesn't get much better than that. lots to be decided in other games around the country. national championships as well as rose bowl ramifications in the big 10 title game. michigan game over second- ranked ohio state, which needed to win to play for it all in january. the spartans scoring the first 17 points of the game.

mumphery takes the pass 72 yards to the end zone. this made it 10-0, midway through th 2nd quarter. 17-0. ohio state responded by scoring the next 24 points. first looked like miller may have lost the ball, but he was safely in the end zone before it came out. the spartans then rattled off 17 straight again. lankford busts 24 yards to the end zone. handing the buckeyes their first loss of the year, after winning 24 in a row, spartans head to the rose bowl for the first time since january of 1988. both teams with 12-1 records overall. after the spartans win 34-24. >> probably the most anticipated game of the day on national level was missouri and auburn, fresh off last week's win over alabama and still

trying to make tase at&t case for the national championship game. 14-0 auburn in 2nd quarter until marshall is sacked and loses the ball. picked by missouri's a.j. gaines. auburn by 1 at the half. in the 3rd quarter, cameron artis-payne slices through. the tigers good on the 2-point converse. missouri within 3 with a whole quarter to go, but missouri had no answer for tre mason. with bo jackson looking on, mason rushed for 304 yards and fourth touchdowns and auburn rushed for 545 yards in all. auburn outscores missouri 59-42 and celebrates the sec title with ohio state's loss, the tigers make their case to be no. 2 in the country and play in the national championship game. no. 1 florida state had to do its

part against duke in the acc title game. blue devils busted out to score 45 in a row. jameis winston finding this score. duke has had an incredible year, but winston does it himself this time, getting the block and leaping into the end zone. florida state university wins and should be set to meet auburn for the championship. oklahoma state looking for a bcs bowl appearance. looks like they pulled off a comeback when roland piled into the end zone. the sooners had time to get into scoring range. it is blake bell to jaelen saunders to give oklahoma with the lead. a cowboy lateral play went

awe'll see you the next time news breaks the 34-24wen bit sooners keeps the cowboys from winning the title. it meant baylor could bears scored 17 points in the quarter and then they put it away in the 4th. glasco martin takes the hand- off and goes 18 yards to the end zone. baylor 11-1 after the 30-10 win as the bears win their first big 12 title and will be headed to the feastia bowl. well, not a good scenario for the warriors against the memphis team that had lost to for eleven straight games. here is why they don't play the games on paper. steph curry needing two 3s to the warrior's career leader in that series. the warriors jumped in front.

bogut runs the floor. warriors led by 10 after a quarter. nice inside out pass and klay thompson was hot early. lead golden state with 30 points. the usual double-double for david lee. the grizzlies trimmed the lead to 6 at halftime. golden state came out firing in the 3rd quarter. curry didn't make a field goal in the first half, but found his rhythm that tied him for the record. then on the next warrior possession, curry passes janson richardson, golden state's all-time. he added 15 assists and bogut on the receiving end of this pass. the warriors roll 108-10and win in memphis for the first time since 2008. the warriors wrap up their latest road-trip in charlotte on monday. still to come on this saturday night edition of sportswrap, the high school football team doesn't lose to

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. a very familiar winner tonight in the north coast section high school football championship. this championship. san franciscos taking on cal high of san ramon. six different players getting into the end zone. if they reviewed this play they would have probably ruled he stepped out-of-bound, but it was a score and it doesn't really matter. the spartans win 49-17 and de la salle still hasn't lost to a

northern california school since 1941. some of golf's biggest names gathered in thousand oaks for tiger woods invitational tournament. he and zach johnson are in the best position to win among the elite field. bubba watson with a nice effort on the par-3 hole as he chips in for birdie. woods and johnson playing in the same group. johnson with a nice putt at 18 for a birdie to wrap up a round of 72. tiger on the same hole says i will take your birdie and make one of my own. tiger also with a 72, to strokes over johnson heading into tomorrow's final round. >> it will take a unlikely set of circumstances for anyone to win the nfc west. the 49ers need to prove they can move the ball and find

passing windows. richard sherman had one of the seahawk's three interceptions that night and evolved into a san francisco nemesis, a role he doesn't seem to mind one bit. >> that is what we try to do, we try to sharpen one another and obviously, the personality traits of one another are going to rub off. we have some explosive players on offense and we try to have explosive players on defense. we're that competitive in everything that we do and that is what allows to us go out there and perform at high- levels on sundays, because it's like another practice for us, competing against somebody else. >> here is what is happening on channel 2 and fox, the fox pregame at 9:00 and then the lions and eagles in the morning game, followed by the 49ers and seahawks and then the ot on fox. you can see the point after after that. all here tomorrow on channel 2. that is it for this saturday inside sportswrap. see you tomorrow night at candlestick.

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